Sentence examples for the more pace from inspiring English sources

The stronger he gets, the more pace he gets, so it's starting to hang tough for him".

"Watching the Chelsea-Shakhtar game it's obvious that the higher the level you play at, the more pace, athleticism and mobility plays a part," he said.

"It didn't go quite as the pace bowlers would have liked, but, on this kind of wicket, the more pace that was on it, the easier it was to bat against".  .

Franz Beckenbauer replaced a troubled Hässler with Reuter, which gave the Germans more pace on the right.

The Russians showed more pace and stamina through the final 75 minutes, particularly in the 30-minute overtime.

Tyrone appeared to have regrouped effectively at the start of the second half as more pace and direct running helped Mulligan [two] and O'Neill to hit unanswered points.

But the film finds more pace and scope in the nightclubs of San Francisco, student parties of Harvard and some deliciously claustrophobic camerawork at the Henley Regatta.

"Mark identified the need to add more pace to the team and Oussama certainly fits the bill in that regard," Stoke City chief executive Tony Scholes said.

He sounds happier when he can tell me what he learned about acting at the Globe: more pacing around the stage.

In paddle tennis, the wire fencing absorbs more pace and fury than the solid walls of padel.

Feeling the pressure, he put even more pace on his forehand on the next point, and the ball sailed deep.